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T H ESE • are to give Notice, that on Thursday, ' the Uth inst an t, at Teno'Cloch • in the FOrenoon, *ill be put up t o PUBLIC 3/ILE, at His itiojeirty's 11i4 e . 4.1074 Deptford, sund r y L o t s o f th e ,follow.i"Ar ROVISIONS and STORES, new lying in the said Yard, Itr ead I , e 'Bre a d D ust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Rice, 4Ses Pease S creenings, Oatmeal, Oatm e al Sw ee pings, Cal -1340, a c es, Pearl B arley, Portable Soup, Bakehouse Sweepings, f ' I '" , k, Suet 1 , Vinega r , B u t ter, Ch eese, S ugar, B ags an d 13 : , Cocoa Bag's, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, and Half- Kilderkin, Small Cask, 'fierce, and Irish Barrel Star d. Cry Headi ng, &c. &c. &c. Old Iron Hoops, and Fi re talso l e put ' up to Sale, at the same time, a tea, o r , O ERI, ICEABLE TONGUES. ef eite ,?"it of 251. per cent. is to be made on the qmount gzs, 4 •Gt at the tine of sale, and the remainder of the per 9rky rail before the Stores are removed, for which e a peri o d of fourletn working days will be allowed ne t i tiae d r at of Sale ; the Buyers particularly observing that W bit.4 2 , l A A " on e 4 alf of the quantity is I. b e team away Aro: • seven days, and the remainder in the seven oN o s ' g othermise the Deposit Money unllbe forfeited, Nu" Prov isions or St ores rema i n t h e property o f t h e a 4 no extension of time will, en any account, be [PRICE SEVENPENCF:. a nd Nceol but but her 1' Ul3 1 . C A ; I' O NS. v,tri3Lic'AtiON'S. TRAVELS IN Nmni AMERICA. This DaN were published, in a vo . price 14s. boards, TRAVELS in CANADA, and the UNITED STATES of AMERICA, in Isis and 1817. By F. HALL; Ecii. Late Military Secretary to General Wilson, Governor in Canada. Printed for Longman, Thirst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.' • AN OVERLAND .I.QUIINEY FROM INDIA. • 114 Day was 'pithlistked; • • In Quarto, illustrated with numerous ugravings, price Ql. 2s. - - boards; ' • A joußN.,y. from. INDIkto:ENGLAND, Zit through Persia, Geoi gia, 11 - ussia, Poland, and Prussia; in•the year' 181 y. • • ' ' • By Lieut.-Col, JOHNSON, C. B. Printed fur' Longman,' Orote, and Brown, London. • doll her. •sleY 11er This Day was published, Handsomely ps*led in small Bvo. with ten plates,priee7s.6d. A New Edition of ANEW SIYSTEM ,if DOMESTIC COOKERY, formed,upon PRINCIPLES o f ECONOMY, and adapt ed to the use of rivate 'Families. Comprising also the ART of CARVING; Observations- on the Management of the DAIRY, and POULTRY YARD; Instructions fur HO;11E .BREWERY, \VINES, &c. COOKERY f or th e SICK, and for the POOR: • 'man} , rerv -. usefUl MISCELLANEOUS RE CEIPTS, and DIRECiIONS proper to be given to SER VAN IS both 'in Town and Country. To which is prefixed, an ESSAY on DOMESTIC ECONOMY and OUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT, comprising Many Observations which will be found particularly useful Is the Mistress of a Family. lAA . NEW WORKS PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION, BY MESSRS. C.IDELL AND DAVIES. ACKLIN'S 13111 L E, will) its numerous and splendid Engravings, re-publ:shed on an proved, vet far lem expensive i'lan (dedicated, by per 111115.• lion, to his Royal. Highness the Prince Regent). This nev and superior Edition of the Holy Scriptures,with numerous Engravings, and 110 W iucfuding a Preface and His torical ACcounts of the several Books, written expressly fur • the purpose, [bet e I,c o 1500 • • By A LADY. " Tliis is really one of the -most practically useful hooks of any whjcb we have seen on the subject. The Lady who has written it has not studied how to form expensive articles for luxurious, tables,, but to combine elegance with economy. She has given her directions in a pl a i n sens ibl e manner, t h at every hotly can understand ; and these are not confined mere ly to cookery, but•are extended to a variety of Objects in use in families: ,by which means the utility of: the hunk is very much increased indeed." THE LOTTERY. ___............_ FOUR PRIZES OF ,C 30,000. vvipT „ tip TICKETS and nil C 0...., art St• I , tg • 1.• SI-I ARF "ItY to begin Drawing tith x, ••S of the STATE Lorrb ••ty . I% .k ~',4-Mil FA, at their Offices, 11, POUI,II . ~ • Tin! A T-CROSS; and 31, ALDGATE HIGH-S 1 REEI . 1 14 ocljne,iie contains Four Prizes of 30,0001.- besides Two i'l'av,'•,;3,P•ipe of 1,0001. &e . . Consols and Money. The first ,./,,,r:ze will receive 30,0001. • • • the 'at, r, I aed t•„. have been in to the Public in in ~,,i;: eaeital Peize:s. particularly in the Contract just ende d, , til ik l 4 l . ol tlky sold i of 5,0001. ; :3 of 1,000; and 23 other C a - ` ` s o, Withiu the last few months, 3 Prizes of 40,000 1 . itlir THOUSAND POUNDS CONSOLS. FOR THE • FIRST PRIZE. :! I Sl ip Stock-}; 1 „keg and Contractor for * lth . :"e LOri ERY, reminds his. best Friends, the Public, %,lae ne ar ril , ,- • 'h o f the Drawing the State Lottery, as it one 4 . iloaL "3.neXt Tuesday Week, the I tli th TIVFNT'y ' El TH of THIS MONTH, 114 -t F ii i t r i s c i d ' P , r o iz - 3 e - 0 1' P o r o a o w R i n will, iu addition, rhe further en , consequently may be ‘u'rlip l P ,ItIZE of SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS !!! fr,- ',etieuae corvists of 14,000 Tickets, containing Four 14:1,‘4;4`130,,0001. C• s insOls. and various.other Capitals, all to I, lth in Sterling Money. , * •,eed: )4st Lottery Contract BISH sold (as usual) Capitals ` - ' t e .j:1 '' number _and amount these sold by any other ji,.:"Per. • ;,, k „arld Shares are selling at the Contractor's Of fi ces, * 4 fil:; 1 " 111 , and 9, Charing-Cross, London ; and by his Agents '.444, Ireland, ano Scotland. ~i , I' s * Schen,es gratis. :1111,...11;,i1,,1(1.ia, South-Sea, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent. Con ti,..!`%s , r',.,', °lithium, - India Bonds, 'Exchequer Bills, and . 1, -4 ' l l. ' ""vetomentSecurities, boti,;lit sod sold by Com -0 - u e 1,,,,. tifT e ' i rl 'e e " ,:?, Stocks are affixed, hourly, against BISH's '' °r•• "'ll• by which the Public can see the fiuctua- ' , i, Nit w. , ~ s -----______ "I..EVA. ER-PROOF HAT, at only las. pr,,,,cz INIPORTANT SAVING. e t ., Plooi ',and TAYLOR have to offer to the I:e'trY r tvai e, a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, co . niii . inin „1 1 , 1 e; - ,', 1 " a Hat nu' hi to Liossess ; it is. superior in ap t l• 1 the tiriest g • firl Most expensive Beaver. .1- 1414 13 '''"t. and ' wear 4 twice • lon and is of a better 11,1 1. ' ' nich • will I N 't Whi el It retains to the last ; will never . .. rs. i t • W "Ath ' IS the must beautiful black, if w orn .f`n_ years; .iii ,„ ti• wi ll . ti.,,, dl re .. injitre these Hats, they being "ate' P ever t y . 1 ,, P ; vile Pair several times at a trifling expence, and t any k;t' er, ar equal to new, and are decidedly superior ol which , 1)e,,,.. oftvred to public notice, the attainment of ,I(ll.li,",itt.telided with great expellee. Merchants, Dealers, 1 1 1 1 44 442 4d e. who wish for superior hats, may he supplied y * 1 14, 01 4geous terms Franks and Taylor, Manufacturers, ' t tvr s ' " House R . .1 • • • t Barbican.—No 'unpaid re et . il , -) to-cross-street, , lb o• ed ' j..; quir, 1 - 4 0 N ---•'., Esq. No. D, New Bridge-street, London. icoureto Sift, .s kt , , .; l eaVe to inform you, that ever since the l y:'itl 3. l t : l f - 47 ne, I had been afflicted with the Lues Venereal, o clib tt r i j o i . ~ s o bstinately resisting every course of medicine eL.N4in,, e "Y . the most eminent of the faculty here, and up 4tgedf.'everalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis ,tvot. ht'em the Hospital with little relief, would appear to t.,' (lisord'")st invettrate nature. In the spring of last ear ibsto),exis!r had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period : tai ~it.eittee---1 had a large ulcer on - thoorown.of my head , st, - ;"er .`"' 41,1 1, and my legs were broke ont in a frightful 4 . , te of :.,"2?" ht'rig as drea.dfully painful, and had been in a it:,,,teLration for the last seven years ; my left had also . ,:sikie,i)oiles oil it, Seas very much discoloured, and gal e I,4ll,,',Xertlehiti no. pain particularly when warm in bed, rte-tvci;;(l,,dePtiveine Of 'resTt Thompson, this lamentable state, I , titt,• t a t , 'nded by Mr. J. (who received an k l itli 1 ii i ) re by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, tik t , ni ght e i ; '," to do en the 26th o. May ; in the course of a % A , 4 4 4 t11 th e ", egan to receive benefit -in little. more than a iN" fitter, ale on illy bead and arms were soundly healed- 7 k fi 't eo n ,! .ll e Sores on my legs healed also ; leaving, in L. l tte ,i t,",v.tableiliscolouratiou in the skin, mid pain in the 4,4'4 1) ,,`:. l eft, which, by the:hting of God, anal a little 1 , l' oge-s s.!verace in your invaluable :Medicine, subsided ; y„;itii..tt,i,.al.silersing, the skin regaining its natitral hue, and 1,,0t libtr'4;dlipaiiis gradually going off.-1 thus became, by . si t ktr ,„': a '••vioe arid medicine, perfectly free Irmm . all my tiii"'th'l•l'iallits—baye recovered my former spirits and 14 t itk it : l 'mtl am become jolly and fat, in which state having 1 , ,' I al l , ~','`a'lY months, to the astonishment of all who knew tt,,i Nu, f ' . .;;• a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, taut • ii s ' R I c , r theta ood of other suffering mortals, to make 4 ; i lk re a•S blic as possible,. as I shall - on every.ocea , Sit: ) ,, l aing you will greatly oblige, ~, Jatir grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ' 'Ws e, ALEX...M URKER . „ 1 o l , s . e. Hi gh-street, Edinburgh. '41•1,,, Witnesses tithe above Cure:- 1t)PI, -.loll.Zt°ll, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, 1i'i•41.,4 gotosli, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. ;'''P,ll l „ ) Men,4l,ll"°/d by the sole lirop . rietor, TII4)AIAS.TAY `)Ii I . „t N Q "-'„"r of the RC 'al College of Surgeons, at his '4l e'a'st t•:.:' , NAN' Bridge: 3 -st - street London. Winne, after a it,t;4l3' (I:"LaQiice Of i 0.- than 1 4 ' o years, in ' a practice para• ti,,lttr,t,:ieeted to the cure of‘ r enereal Cemplaints and those fFlati', c,V `Y ';vllit'' the:Parts of Generation, with that inviolable 1/41.4.3,e,11 men of his profession should always observe in tit,!,ti,,,r.11.t flatters himself the advice and assistance he tCtiiile,l,4e(l,44lvr.itiisters to persons taking this Medicine, will lii'lAl ' il, . a discerning Public, as an advat.tage seldom ag, t(' ,.:', t 'l'i,t l , li ,°.4 . l of all iinibigniey. , % i t. I ) .' a ai t l a 1, appointinent, for the convenience of those 1 , ,:1h..1 ‘ ) Th . 0 1. 0 ,,, i n ,ke, at the l'oyshop, No. 103, Oxford-street; I t * p e rl dge," t !: 6 . , No. 7, Fish -street-hill; Mr.. Baxters t 41 44 i rs,„ l .i.. dioburgh • Mi. Callwell's, Dublin; and by ~ 1 1 ft `• lli i ll b`o`xuv,ery roosid'erable town in Great Britain and I all% • ' l ad 1 4. ° 01 Y 9 , .5. 'Jul. eac I), stamped, and sealed up . ear, t ta,ll directions, iellerelrY persons, of •eithe r "4s"lves-With ease, Epecd,ser(ey, and safety. The New Burletta of the TWO SPANISH VALETS ! conti nuing to be honoured with th e rapturous Approbation and Applauseof crowded AndienceS, will be repeated every Evening till further Notice. STRAND -THEATRE; THE SANS PAREIL. Under the Authotity of the Right Honourable the Lord Chamberlain. THIS present SATURDAY, No. 14, will be presented (Tenth Time), an entire New Spanish Ec • centric Comic Burletta, with New Music, Dresses, and ap propriate Scenery, written by Miss Scott, called THE TWO SPANISH VALETS; or, Lie upon Lie! Principal Characters—Don Baptista Balder°, Mr. Meredith ; Don Fernando Furioso, Mr. Buckingham; Don Orlando Ossuna, Mr. Smollett; The Two Valets (Marco, Valet to Dun Ossuna, and Sparco, Valet to Don Furioso's Son), Mr. Go. niersal, and Mr. Campbell ; Donna Betauza (Wife to Don Bap? ista), Mrs. Daly; Donna Rosetta (their Daughter), Miss Garcia ; and Francetta (her Attendant), Miss Scott. A/guazils and Serenaders, Messrs. Sh erriff, Benetzrieder, &c. -After which, by particular desire, 10th Time these Three Years, the much-admired favourite Scotch Ballet, composed by Mr. John Jones, entitled JAMIE OF ABERDEEN; or, Love in a Mist. Principal Characters and Dancers—Jamie, by ,Mr. John Jones (from the Kings Theatre) ; Sandy, Mr. Kirby ; Sawney M'Gregor,• Mr. Walbourn ; Patty, Miss Le Brun; Peggy, Miss Walton ; and Janet, by Miss Harrison from the King'cTheatre). ' Other Characters and Dancers—Messrs. Bemetzrieder, Smith, Avery, Brady, Ellison, Wilson, Simpson, &c.; Misses. .Kirby, Rubinson, Jerald, Beimet, Took, Kelly, &c. With a True Highland Reel Finale. To conclude with (22d Time) a New Farcieal Barletta, by J. Scott, with New.and appropriate Music and Dresses, called BACHELORS' MISERIES, or the Double Disappointment. Principal Characters.—Dr. ilerijamin Broadstern, Mr. Me redit h ; Daniel !tough- head - ( his Man), -M r. Smollett ; Captain Tropic (in love with Laura), Mr. Gomersal; Captain Modish (addressing Laura likewise), Mr. J. Jones ; Auctioneer, Mr. Villiers; Connoiseur, Mr. Daly; Clerk, Coachman, Porter, &c. &c. Miss Cassandra Broadstern, Mrs. Daly ; Cicely (her Maid), Mrs. Bernetnieder ; Betty, MrS. Kirby; and Laura (Ward to Dr. Broadstern), Miss Garcia. The Dresses and Properties by Mr. Gonbee. The Scenery by Mr. Gill. Ballet Master, Mr. John Jones. In the course of the evening, a favourite Song by Mr. J. Jones, and an Irish Song by Mr. Villiers. Monday next, first time this season, The Forest Knight, or The King Bewildered ! when Bachelor's Miseries will be withdrawn. *** A New and Splendid Romantic Legendary Fairy Tale is in active Preparation, and will be speedily produced. Doors open at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six.— Box, 45.; Pit, 25.; Gallery, Is. • Second Price at Half-past Eight.—Places to be taken of Mr. Stuck, at the Box-Office.of the Theatre, front Ten till Four.—Places cannot be kept after Half-past Seven. ilzr miss SCOTT—As. several Ladies of the name of , Scott have appeared, and 'are still performing in the various Theatres of the Metropolis, and different parts of the King dom, the Proprietor 'of the Sans Pareil, to prevent mistakes, begs leave to inform the Public, Miss Scott, of the Sans Pareil, has never yet appeared in any other Theatre ; neither is she at all related to persons of that name now performing elsewhere. NATIONAL SOCIETY. PHE usual Half-yearly - EXAMINATfON of the CHILDREN will take place at the National Cen tral School, Baldwitt's-earderi, 1.,,. Noeewlier the 18th.—i - ii3 Grace the Archbishop of 4.:ANWERIIL::4I' will take the Chair at One o'Clock precisely. ''. T. WALMSLEY ; Secretary. PUBLICATIONS. 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